Inert British or Canadian energa rifle grenades?

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Has anyone ever seen inert energa rifle grenades for sale in Canada? Would need to be Canadian or British, as used in the no.4 rifle in the 50’s or the early FN rifles in the 60’s.

Curious if such a thing is actually available.
 
Claven2 said:
Great selection! I’d love to just find a single one :(
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I have seen them listed in Switzer's Auction occasionally (like the ones in the second row of the first pic above). With fees and tax they go for around $200.. I have also bought several from the Jerseyville/Woodstock shows.. The only one I have left is a Spanish "Insalaza Typo ll" pictured below. I have fired this one many times from my M1. Got it stuck in a tree once LOL. You don't know recoil unless you've fired one of these from the shoulder.

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Joe Amorosi said:
I have seen them listed in Switzer's Auction occasionally (like the ones in the second row of the first pic above). With fees and tax they go for around $200.. I have also bought several from the Jerseyville/Woodstock shows.. The only one I have left is a Spanish "Insalaza Typo ll" pictured below. I have fired this one many times from my M1. Got it stuck in a tree once LOL. You don't know recoil unless you've fired one of these from the shoulder.

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Good Day,

What are the markings on the bottom of your MECAR M1 launcher? I've found the US, Italian, and West German variants. And I'm aware of a Danish version that's elusive.

Regards,
Michael

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